Satu teknik dalam further pure yang baru aku belajar tadi. Sedikit sebanyak dapat mengurangkan pembaziran masa jika soalan sebegini keluar dalam paper Mei June 08.
Contoh soalan
Show that
d/dx [x(1 + x³)^-n]= -(3n-1)(1 + x³)^-n + 3n(1 + x³)^-n-1
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Kita selalu sangkut sampai sini
d/dx[x(1 + x³)^-n] = -3nx³(1 + x³)^-n-1 + (1 + x³)^-n
Xperlu buat partial fraction
Aku dah
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One...the loneliest number?
When it comes to the SAT, "one" is not the loneliest number. Truth be told, the number one seems to be everywhere on the SAT. It's a good friend of exponents and an even better friend of fractions. Considering its popularity, let's take a look at the "must knows" about the number one!
- One multiplied by any number is that number
- Any number divided by one is itself
- One raised to any power is one
- Any number raised to the first power is itself
- One is not a prime number
- One is greater than any fraction that is not a mixed fraction or an improper fraction
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Moga bermanfaat
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